Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-06
GENEEAL EIARKETs.
FICduce and PYoViaionI


ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 6.-FlOur stagnant.
Wheat steady ana very $40 wisn very SLIGHT
fluctuations, closing n littl" better than yestar
dav; No. red cash 7lI072c; November NC
January 7414,, May 797s@SO3sc, closing at GO1sc.
Com stehdy CASH SS1z 03sXc; November 3S1[c
bid; December 8Sc BID; January 8S4c;
Oats nothing done; cash 242< q 25:;
November 24Hc; December 24zSc; May
2SHc bid. Cornmeaj-S eady a 81 s.. Whisky
steady at 81 % Provisions - Quiet Pork -
Summer cured $I2 50. Lsrd So 255 80 Dry
salt neats-Boxed shoulders 81 S71za5 90;
long Gears SIS 37]z; clear ribs S. %; short
clear SC 6I3a67 90. Bacon-Boxed shoulders
s. 10; long clears 81 50; clear ribs 81 Is; short
y So = '''--0 ''0''-' -
CHICAGO, I'LL, Nov. 5.-The markets on
'Clange were heavy and lifeless to day. The
grain marAets were so dull as to offer no attr@c
lions, but pork was held u by light offerings.
The wheat pit was dull and to day W tnesst
for som time scarcely any CrdeTs were re-
ceived, and even local trading was light.
Prices, however, were steady and praci ally
unchanged. Rec ipts at primary points con
time free and shipments are moderate. Fiuc
tn 1tions to day were confined to &c range and
closed shout &c BETTER than , esterdav with
December wheat at 73GT3]Sc and May at 1890
I624c. Corn aSrin ruled Inactive. with trad
i"g light and confined to local Op rators.
No outside news OF importance was received.
The mars ct being governed entirely by local
Influences, the Zee Ing was weak, prices fluctu
ating W thin &c rar ge and closed 1sG25c lower
than yesterday, with May at 4'15c and Nov m
Der ST 4lHc. a prominent local opera or solo
Fl ely OF NO ember early in the session. a
Glow day was passed in the provision pl
Hogs were higher, an had 3
strengthening effect on holders of product and
prevented them rom Otfe ing their properly,
ard few buyers VINO had orders 20 I'LL had to
get stuff. Pork advanced l0c on yesterday s
close lard 2k65c and short ribs sc, but loss.
n ct ga were nc en- pork AK on lard ard
short ribs. January nOrk gali at SD 6O6l2 62I
and closed at So 624a812 5; January lard At
G6 40. Packers sold 6 O,OOO pounds
at the close and caused a decline of l2Hc at the
last, sales being at So 35a6 az. Leading fu-
Der 73c. January 1870; May 1880 Ccrn-No-
V. mber Axe; December Ale; January 4O2s 3;
May 45]sc. Mess pork, Der barrel, January at
Sl2 OK February $l2 IS; May $i3 l2h. Lard,
May So 10. Short ribs January Sc 30; February
Sc 40. Cash quotations were: Flou,
quiet and steady; WINTER wheat
| Rye 81 seas 90. Buekwheat S. e046 IS No.
red wheat 73c. No. 2 corn &c. Mess porh
per bar Ell So 756lS 90. Lard per 100 pounds
so; dry sailed shoulders boxed S. Q! as 20, shor1
clear sices. boxed, So 70G6 IS.
! NEW YORK, Nov 5.-Cof ae-spot fair: BIC
dull and nominal at lShc; options heavy and
| Der IA 05616 10 December Is seals o.; January
| 10 6D9 IS so. February Is SOC Is S. March Is 8;
ais IS; April Is 40; Msy 10 3t@15 %; June 10 i
| G15 so; July Is 056 Is 10 August IA 75d 10 O5
! September II s.; November II ola so; De
cember II 556!47 20. Sugar-Market steady bu
| quiet; refined firm; white extra Q 56@55sc
off A F1sd6c; mould A 6ac; staodard exc
J confectloners A 61sGe 6a; cut loaf an[
| cru he'd nc; powdered s.G6zsc; granulateC
6.6sG624c; Cubas &c. Molasses steady; SAINTS
Cruise 20 ; st Vino nent 21c.
GALVESTON, TEX, NoY. 5.-Sugar-strong
receipts increasing; choice white 6 3-I6d6kc
| UREoW clarified h5<ns seconds sLLN NC
INCONSISTENCIES open kettle 42c; centrifugal
2163lc.